Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-04
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Major NJ. NJ Parker has bought cf A. 8. Pratt
property or i2th street. between y and % nsN
1o0.l ~ for 5000. W. Y. Kellogg MS bought OF ;.
A. CrOzer. for 1904 20, sub LOT ~, square 1sc,
A. !<o feet sc the corner OF New Hampshire avenue
OF James H. MARI for s. $50 loi 4 square ~ 'front.'
ing ID feet on street, beoween New Hampshire
avenue and 2lst street. F. X. simpsom has bought
oa Z. ~ Iowson, Tor sia56.tn, lots l. L. no IL
square loS9, 1853 feet, fronting ON 18th. and
stIeets southeast. James r. lloye has fought on
SSo .,i,sa DeNendorf lot In block - coiumpia
ID. Raney commercial and real estate agent,
nas soid 10 J. ID. oDonneli, for W. II: 1. Davis
uuk STORE corner 9Th and northwest, tor fd.bo1:
green grocery, 1880 9Th street northwest, 10 Nj.
huhter; fancy store so3 Sth street southeast, 20
NM Mn riorser grocery, aos East Capitol, W Nh
wm. I: Dung. real estate broker, has sold 20
MI, JaS a. MARI lots and four square Al. iorths
Also, Tor Mr.. samuel A. Grocer, ir. 10 Gov. VIM.
~ nv h Ne lot 10, square l52, for ssoo4so
Also. Tor Mr.; Jno r. Miitberger, 20 Messrs Ihos.
SomerNille Sons, twenty-five acres at Terra Cot
"a On the Metropolitan Branch Railroad for
/. 5. killings has bought OF Vim. A. Smith. a
property on New Jersey avenue, oS feet front, be-
tween and c streets northwest, for S6 zoo
mas p hary has s9 sS OF Manly part % loo
Clarke has bought OF Of z 80 T. wai e l. inrs
A. Thomas bought OF John sherman. trustee,
twelve lots In Columbia Heights Tor s2i a54 ID
Of lot q 40 asS on ST sea we.n IsS ana a ,s par.
Tor 1904 The Central Methodist Protestant
Church has bought OF James n. Mckepney prop
erty at the NV corner 18th and sts, li,6oo fset
for 81, Ss5.S5.
CLOSING THE SUNDAY BARs.-Yestcrday was q
quiet day down town, and business with the
saloon-keepers was very dull scarcely drunken
man was 10 be seen on the avenue all day. and last
night, at the f1rst precinct station. only one
',drunk" was registered majority OF the saloons
police say, were closed yesterday.
CONFIRMED By BISHOP PAKEr.-Bishop Paset
yesterday morning confirmed a class Of thirty
nine persons at Trinity church. and In the after.
noon class OF twenty -three al 1t. Johns church,
In West Washington. AT Epiphany church last
night class OF eighty eight was confirmed
SUIT AaAINsT A RAILROAD FOR eloOOo-G r.
Leybrond, by his mother. to-day. through MT. v A.
Ohio Railroad Company for $4,000 damages by
reason OF injuries sustained In the collision near
laid up for nve weeks by reason OF cuts and
bruises, and IL thought TO be permanently injured
To PROTEST AGAINST THE COERCION Bul--A
meeting OF Irish citizens was held at the hail
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and AZ street yes
terday afternoon, and arrangements were made
for mass meeting 10 protest against the passage
OF the coercion bill by the Englfsh parliament.
hr. 1hos- III. Walsh called the meeting TO order
Dr. Z. j. Barrett was chosen chairman. and
Edward Purcell ana Patrick Reagan secretaries
A committee or seven, consisting OF Thos. Ii.
Walsh Col. Lee, DIR. Chas- Barrett, Edward
Wright, Edward Purcell, Peter Mccartney and
Michael burns were appointed 10 make the neccs-
Sary arrangements Tor the holding VI mass
meeting. They were directed 20 report at a meet
ing To oe held next Sunday afternoon.
.PREHIsroRIc MAN.r-ME Thomas Wilson enter
tainel number of friends al his residence Con-
necticut avenue last Friday evening by giving
synopsis OF his lecture on prehistoric man" with
S,ervopJican illustrations, TO be delivered at the
National Museum this week.